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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
4 wrpER FIELD FoR THE cha

WTDFR FIELD FOR THE cha rITf SOCIETY.
The charity Ors,nl iilon society. OF thIs ety. mas TINS
wear extended it, Held o, labor ant ROW works In every
norton Of the town from Fitty ninths to the Battery
yie on tho East side II reaches up 10 one hundroI-
oudtonth.st The last addition was from llouson-st.
downward. Ansher inpsrttat expansion Is IN having
IN. l,cal Offices. which vera fornery closel duriaS
marion Of IN. day. open from morning nh night. At the
central ollce No % Eat \ntlst, " IL now arranged
10 have some one tendance unt ii p. m There Is.
therefore, NO excuse for nliscrimnito charity after
business hours. a. all persons wishing help can
be referred 10 the Soclety's central office. where
their cases will he Investigated and, II found
worthy they can IA aidel rhis extension Of
in, work the society has been made AZ co siderable
expe A. hut 0l csurc. with great increase OF IT'S use
lness and therefore appeals with Increased conn
tlrrce Tor subscriptions The painful rerPl.Niy whlca
/, fet by the benevolent from applrati"is Tor Keller at
Drva. dosrs and In streets after nighfal may 10
rntlr,y removed by the facilities Low offered by The
Charity ORGANIZATION society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

ject to al vaorsm duties sos Ths :f efr,rs
nloy.d py tie Department at tie cons ales VI lyons
Enrich orgen Basic have reported durn ihe ps year
atdit,nas 1898 ij ~ 10 invoices ot usrcan
ss from ths consaiea as boiag necessary 10
equal costs OF production.
The report suggests rs remedy TOT certain sN''"S
difficulties reduction the present. high al vaoren du'
tis and the subsduou Of specific for ad vaoren wher-
ever practicable. ,.-, -. ..,,- .
Attention u called practice which has sprung mp
xifhin IN. pas rear importing into the United states
Chinese and Japanese throlah Canada nv Ter can,
suIar aud the question Is raised whether thrf sol
moi be treated as Canadian merchandise ana entered as
such. -, ,... >. a..,.. ,,,,x
unos ali 81 ara IN excess OF reasonable supply f"ini
mas vase aud held ship stores the quantity claimed
ms sc ha. fallen to 200 or 800 per ve'so instead
of ODO 20 5000 formerly. Ths report states mat
during $3.50 about 900 were brought into mo
Jr,s ri state, by vessels Havana AS sucn stores
II pon which duty was paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
ARFESr MrcHMDIcrED MERCHANT

Jacob lrmucl arrested last evening by De-
tcctlvc sergeant Herman, Of tho District Attorneys
oui,c. on Indictment foJnd by the Grand jury on
November o. Icmuc arrested AZ No. %
ulccc her St. while trying To buy goods start
IN business lie was the Nor member OF the firm of
Grote and IcmmcI at Blccckerst. and Broadway.
" hole, alo dealers In mems and boys clothing Mr..
Crote died last september, leaving him IN possession
OF the business lie carried 10 "n mp 10 October anf
then iIcd aud orcrcI to "a to ABBOT l. secigman,
and scellgnian went On b., aasiILco bond II u
alleged that temmcll made statements Z" the dhercnt
mercantile agencies that be was worth several hun
,d ,housard ,nlla-s nbo,o M, Liabilities. This
i'm June. aud In his subsequent lailhtt, NE months
after hts liabilities aggregated ctOuuo ana he ohelcd
a "a set lrnlt nj tn tr,i ne cndld 40
lie also fraululcntly posed of h> property TIL,
was the ground of tho srNcn indictments thr 'rihi
Jury found againt him. The charge, were preferred
hY a host OF firms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

WASH NGToN. Dec. j-Ihe Secretary OF the Treasury
transmitted Congress the estimates or appropriation
required for the fiscal year ending June 80 1850. The
total estm itcd required for Nil purposes Of
the Governmsnt IL S33G53O.7 O3. which Is Sl3i $3.50
more than the Gale Ia the estimate, submitted
last year. aud $IG S99 400 more tHan the aggregate Of
appr nrssas for the present hcal wear The estimates
fsr -sD male upoi the i.s yns items Lrx.arivc
ST. executive. S!S.sJS.7J5 judicial 49,. ZOO
foreign intercourse. Sl.Jl75b5 military S23GJS37t !;
naval. ~2i.JlS.O3t; indian affair. T9,i-SGO7 pen
si0n-. S763'2f o: public works. S3"osi ga postal
ice. l.iDJ 1919 miscellaneous, r-6ObIs9j por-
atneGt annual appropra' ions. 81 lh6iJio0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
oRnGoy P4cIfIc CONSTRUCTION
TIE RAILS To 4. Acu pNV SMITHS PLACE BY
JA>UA.N I-YAQrINA BAY.

Mr. g. VI. Moekrr. supriinicn cat ~ The Oregon Pa
eide Etiir,a'. VINO IL tue cry e~frriAi. tcp'r'+
tat thc ne Gather - ne pas few WEEKS has been
PIT into tho bes' possible adysuRce iy "a" con~Tc-
ton forces now operating east OF Albany. hrtges
across TIE -Outh -abttW AMI Thomas reek hjV" been
go pie ell ant the track has been AL .rcet TO point
twenty u.iir. from Albany within few day, the
rlA way vii hc really FOR 'hc rails forty miles tuf'uer
and troy WIN W lii wihln month ~ the first ~ re
expected ~ nav" mixed freight aHi passenger
trains lu !" sular operation to Dan Smiths place,
on North ~nntiau. poat about twelve ar nf'reu
mlrs es. 81 Ncham, AMI well nfo the No "a >nRtaIu
PCS firrc track work Will bait To- IN" winter bar tbs
tim her ant roadway further ~ no Inc VIII sOt
niihlrawn The work ~ get ing on bridge ANA cou-
sfrlctisu 'inbers viii continue g"u-h he ntsr II
expo tod early start III fhs sprins mi 10
roach heart or rock County Ia tmc 10 meVs mo
spring wool product tnis way
Al NtQ ma BAY there i great ACTIVITY. \ new rug
boat equal IN power any tie cost. las been IA
tnI ion month. steamers arrive ami depart
interval. ~ four days. and tile verk az loading and
unloading makes "A cSntuuing sccse o! activity
Morning Or-gonian. Nov /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
4 ZIG rUSD r0R cHCacH ExrEysIoN
rRFsDYTERIANs MET AT ELLIOT =. 81, PARD's AND
START 4 PRESCRIPTION.

= Al = ARDS AND
,,.,.
START A SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Arerepiion was given By Mr. ahI Mr.. Elliot T. shop
49,, a, ,h.ir b,,o \, > Wet rt,,Iy..eeopd.,t lat
"' ." '"7'' ~
evening 10 he ca ich Extension C'" htee o' '"o Ire'
hytcran CHURCH. ai many ~ The clsrgy and dly OF tie
hrh H., ,,t.f,v Tho Roy lDr Innu Hall who "a cha
nun" u" '''' ' a.,
man of tn c'lnnl''ee am hf' htl Win Mt AM Mr.
.r,rl received IN. 1e.fs The subject Of church cX-
- 49,. .. ,,., o., .,, 80, o., ,,I,,.,,, ,,,sc,.-i,,
"''''" VIZ ~ " -. -.
which "olld give r'rh impetus 10 t"e WIN "h'A7
tho churches o. the city.
,,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
NO MURDERERs PrT on TRIAL.

The speciI Term Of the Court OF oyer and Termimcr
az Rlverhead. H. H. for the trial OF the slp and Bresiau
nurdercrs. convonsd Yes terlny Counsel for "el.ln
tho Brsslau murderer, who Killed his AsighhoTs wife,
nbndtei an affidavit signed by the ia or wine had Gaeb-
len ody. which went TO show That daobles acts
and talks In insane manner. In support OF motion
for tho appon ment e commission 10 go Ia Germany
to lake testimony to the claim of hereditary Insanity
IN tho family The III. Attorney had no objection to
tie application, Il an per. wolI sty there rss
ground for tho charge VI insanity IL mus agreed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
-ecrttary Whltsey rsDcd 10 this statement undo
dat. Of December 1 q. follsws:
MIR WHITNEY MAKES A CORRECTION.

wAsnINGIoS. bee. 5.-Socrctary Whitney sent TO the
Associated Press nIsht for pubic alton III connection
with h- letter tho General stsrckeepcr OF tae Brook
lyn Navy Yard. he following statement:
In examining communication to the Gen.
"a q tho Sew YORK YARD. fnd that
expressed myself moro strongly than inenlri
did lutond to DIcuig- the motive
rnrrll orrke~prr In making tho sale r'd u" lie l.
entlcd su-pcu-ion ni JUDGMENT upon In subject
result of the kiOsn Wish therefore
pIbncV tho IT. pic itiGn o corrupt mstiye which
Kilt derived ftOn letter deem IL Just him
nat | shuu d mike IN. eDTTeclIOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
YorXG EErrnLlcANs EJECT orFIcERs.

The annual election 81 officers Tor the BrpohNn Young
Republican Cluh wl~ hell IL 10 -ol Montisu-N| ''.'
oycni.g ana resulted Ia the choice OF william II.
Williams OF the First ward president: james :. Case
of the Eleventh WarI. secretary; A. II Creagh' q" the
Niu,teenth ward treasurer The following mrmOefs oi
the Executive Comttmer for three years were elected
T. # Thomas Fred H. Basse' t. John H. DnSman' W =
Wallace Charlie, Dennis tor two years. WINS J. Vsd,
Williams ha. president OF the clan since ISL ava
MI case secretary since -'j. The cli now hds @'VO
members AMI nine ones were added last evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
1lnnrs NEEDED rNnEN TIE erArIoN,.

To fhc IdttDr 81 RE IrtDpHt.
SIX: wish through TIE rEiBI ~ 10 caIihc ai'u'.oa
Of the managers Of the elevated railroad 90 TIE nrd
cf hay.ns electric or other latgr lights in Tue Genre
u tie rect crossings under Their sta ions few rr1'
ing ago an a-cd MAJ attempting to cross Corandi'
al Church Il was knocked down 10y team and
serious \ injured Had there been large hsai -nch
an accident would not have happened. Inc 10
vatcd Railroad company pay- IL help ~ lit.f MAJ
II can easily afford Ills needed security J. IN'
Nerc- YOIk, Dee. ,, l-o7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
HENRY RUSSELL RErl pEcLAREp ELECTEp.

AIBASi Dee. DNpe'inD. -ihc 10 'rd OF County cam
vassers to night declared Henry Russell Oen) rsclo
to the Senate by \ plurality. The county N"t' WEI ne
sent 10 tho state Beard aud by tomorrow
evening Mr. Russell will have received his certificate Of
r viii 10 placed "n t1s senate f"il 10y
the tl.urrn Term of tho ~uprsmN t~urt cohurihrh
INDIA lug declaring invalid tho Democi io
90 Ar-tp ifturn from he Min MntcrNnot IlSUit''
The rnsal also granted order Tor the issue ol
canYa,.-rs To Canvas inc 20
turss nrd with ths tOuntY tlerk which gave hlSrll
plurality. The vote is Russell, l1OI-i Ch'So'
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
PAY Inspector STEVENSON SUSPENDED.
Acoun1 or r>QclY lSvr-no'r~o MS ln"rcc-

y
LAR SALE on HoILEE-
W.snrSGroN. Doc 5-Sscr~tary whitney has APP
psn,eI "a court Of inq iry. cOnpo'cd 81 ConmaH Ter
McCalla aui Paynastsrs Ciruody ami !Iarri' with
Lieutenant Leiny Judge Advocate TO invr.iisde no
chargs, against Pay Inspector John H. 7ie'oh.sn.
UheI states Nyy. 81 rr Ilartics 90 the m'c. of tle
SAFE OF boirrs at the Brooklyn Navy YarL lie court
b,gan ~ sessions at the brooklyn Saw Yard t-iy
Under date Of Dccerber > Pay Inspector Stevenson
made the fonoNins -taiemsnt In resar 10 The matrr
rnre were ioif b,iler' ..d At Puoio anrion i9 oi
lie puret,cr tne oil noieI- ann- A.. tn1r'
.onde 'm~i iuohmond butler. di-pi'.i to al
med thr boilers '"ll were t" "' oF t'A % me
contractor -ei That ice hAd ben shown tho h'hm"n
hr "a, yer a. Chrf nsIue-r to a-@ns tr
d f NOV e' IT, a , q, ,ss Tor .ei uo ,i
woud 'Dou' $3.50 u moyo nom out Of the ~AJ 81
uirh 1t woul be 10 'r bo'i inter-
"a, q 40, ID" s, :. 20 -, hem "l,'h ~, nv ~,
~ rfY..d "a" mater tr.tcd ior ,tont ia 'nsnh.
he Nj Mevhe. hngiu-erin Chief. came To
S,r. 'trr sar' hie., and werc On tna dunp" a, oil
da t. IL, % W.. onse $50 SS oas man, 500 I Gy
aud nn>iy 1850 fn> 'nreo'ci uatf No cou 4
Iry u,rc .old n wond be good thng or The Govctnmrnt
rs w. urnslr, done Ter consul a,.on TIC CON.
manaAnr IN, tuned INTO IN rayma','r u nc
y'ri Ih' = ia Whole "fv 9i he 1',i, u an1 o'iy
bushes conducted - ADVISED can only AID tu
81. Of TIC ,grvicc.
secretary wnltsey rsplicd 10 this statement under
date Of December ~ foI.ws:
only s-toni,hment At the statement mado
by yDI NJ he 81 the boilers Of tie Riclnop
% admit Iai yon sold at prvae sale oe, of the ''lc
OF la ani which could Nv II At
veil knew II irrs Tor Tho
hem ~ zen ado Yru that they a IA
attic covered r tho recent public be-
an w. rrfusr'iI 10 10! yer thru, 4ssiCh
IaQlft 5 -il,lt- Tic That IN
~ previous knowledge ~ this trans icnu
Iu team In 'inecTuR 10 10
method o. aui auiiplts
% informed Al q Wholly
H~i by that .y were probably Touh ir"p four 10
ss tho turned IN bv you To tho
IttI has urf la ali
trsu-fpn has appearance quite different from that
hfI T. .chai Of pIIllc iuty You correct
thf r"spons he for an unable to nd
taf any n.T.pu o knew Of 49, 1ui n
N methods to winch roget IL be
prlr
y0ur sion from duty unt Tie varons
connected wiih th- recent pni' shall
i.vr-ffgltr yoI shall nave had poItuuy Of
drunonstIst NJ your fatifnlnrss l, pubic Oiirer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
1 yFW yATCRtL Gas COMPANY FORMED

4 NEW VATCRiI Gas COMPANY FORMED
PirrsnURG. Dee. tSpsciab. New-York capitalists
hive organized the Altoona Natural Gas Company. with
cap,al stock Of $500 OOO nd leased OOOaces OF land
iu indiana Cambria asd adjacent counties Prospect
ing Will BE- begun at john Alton or New-lork,
has bcou made president and Will e0me to PitsburS TO
study the now fuel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

Ask any used Dr Percos pleasant PurSative
Pei to Ihoy Will telyon that ihplos
blot ornptOIs a.. ippsar, tat CONSTIPATION tat
broader d-urer--I, rel sVot that the appetite In 70
whOle renovated amt
yund any conception thsso tIe wOndr-N az krrs
Helug parody ysSotab eoy harmless; being
concentrated active Ingredients they ato po"
eff purse aud pu the system All disease VIII be un
Known, VI al dIuLglsLA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

TINT soIne expert should examine "aepioin
during the session Of This court vi,
F. Asbury Hawkins, who killed his mober az ZIP
WINS brought M ne xt Hs looked the picture OF health
The defence is Not guilty and judging by TIE qnrs,
tons put BY eOunse To The jurors further Gcehre vi
emntsnal INSANITY will entered The work OF getting
Jurors occu pied the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

to he but $4,000 Tic indianapolis " shop mas haa
iarre r,Iu Of busixess and all told the firm Ia owing
Indianapoli. patrons about $4,000 The hrln IL con-
posed Of Thomas J. Hotyen AMI ]. p. Miller po'h or
fnusyilIe The markets have gone favorably 10 inc
Oors Of late. aud according to various rspSt' hoJ
hays pulled out OF tle hrrn about S3JOOJO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

LTABTLTTTES or "BUCEET sHOP" orERA Tors
IxDfANAPoIIs. Dee tSpc~iab.-1he liabilities Of +. J.
IioIsen d co., h- grain and provision brokers who
operate bucket shops In Indianapolis. Chicago.
Louisville. Cincinnati. ritisbIrs. Peoria. Baltimore aud
Other cies, are $4,000, while the asssts srs said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

RriPS CLTMBING TELEGRAPH POLES
Montreal Dispatch 10 The Boston Herald a
The Canadian Ia tic Railway telegraph ". bears
GRIMM Lake and EeNelsroke being cOoSsn " nrln
climbing the poe, and traps being placed pI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
uOrRyERS AND CORPSI

MOURNERS AND CORPSE 90 DOWN TOGETHER
Tho floor gave way nj the house of Mrs. Thomas
Casey IN Cornmcr lalavc., New Brunswick yesterday
whilo funeral services were being held over tho b0Iy
Of her husband. The coffin and mourncr- fell through
to tho floor below. Nome seriously injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
HOW CiPfTIL Is II VESTED.

The progress OF tho manufacturing lndusrcs"' VIC
try including incorpor ,ted compAne. buildings &C.
ported In Nep Ent,rprses. Newi YORK. for wees 0"''
,.csu,her ia shawn nv the 10. lowing hgutes.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-12-31
ANalnahie Medical Treatise.

The edition for 1883 of the sterling Medical
Annual known as Hostetter's Almanac is
ready and may be obtained. free of cost,
of druggists and general country dealers in all
parts OF the United States. Mexico and indeed
in every civilized portion of the Western Hem
isphere. This Almanac has been issued regu-
iarly at the commencement of every year for
over one-fourth OF q century. It combines, with
the sounaest practical advice for the preserve
ton and restoration OF health, u large amount
of interesting and amusing light reading, and
the calendar Astronomical calculations, chro-
biological toms etc are prepared with great
care, and viii be found entirely accurate The
Issue OF HostettcTs Almanac for lass VIII prob
abIy be the largest edition OF medical work
ever published IN any country. The proprie-
tors, Messrs. Hustetter & Co, Pittsburgh, Pa,
on receipt OF two-cent stamp, viii forward q
copy by mail to any person who cannot procure
one in his neig ht orhood.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-12-31
Cheap Farn.ing Lands South.

1t is a recognized TACT that the cheapest
farming lands i'll America to-day are in the
South, and ms II ofmuch or moderate means
looking for real estate investments, or per-
manent homes, should not fail to visit the
following points, where so many Northern
people are now settling, viz: Jackson, Ten
neSsce; Aberdeea and Jackson, Mississippi;
Hammond, Crorleg, Jennings, Welsh and
Lake Charles Lovisig,q Round Trip Tour
list tickets limited TO June 1st, 1883, with
stop-ovcT privileges south of Cairo, Illinois,
are on sale to New Orleans Jennings and
Lake Charles. For rates apply To nearest
ticket agent, and be sure your tickets read
via the Illinois Central Railroad from Chi
cago or st. Louis. For pamphlet entitled
Southern Home Seekers Guide" and cir
culars concerning the above-named points,
address the uud rsigned, at Manchester, la.
J. T. MERRY, Gen. West Pass Agt.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-12-31
Jrees IMcrensi,ln IN lfst,n

The editor of The Nep England Farmer,
who recently made an extensive Journey
through Aroostook County, Maine, writes:
On the trip we fell in with Hon. Lewelian
Powers, OF Houlton, who is said to own
more acres of land than any other person
In the state; his holdings are upward of
ITO, 600 acres. He consented to be inter-
viewed and gave much information partic-
ularly in the line OF the destruction of the
forests. He dissents from much that is
said nowadays about the rapid obstruction
of forests and declares that much scientific
forestry is all wrong. He says that there
, Is more devastation from not cutting lum-
Der at the right time than from the ak, and
that there Is no such thing as eXhausting
( the supply III Maine, which in his opinion
has more lumber now than fifty years ago.
A township of spruce cut judiciously will
grow as fast as it is cut, and some of the
most valuable towns are those that have
been cut within fifty years, while some of
the poorest are those which never had an
Ak in them. The spruce worm Is only one
of the concomitants of the death and decay.
The old trees, which ought to have been
cut and saved, die and are attacked by the
worms, instead OF the worms killing the
trees as is supposedly some. An operator
should have tract large enough so that he
will cut only the large trees and leave all
of nine inches or less. The only danger to
the forest IS III cutting trees that are too
small. Judiclous operetor can go over
the same woods once In ten years. The
value of timber lands rests more in their
accessibility to streams than anything else.
The annual cut in Maine is about 500, 00G, =
0G0 feet, and the state can stand that and
! not lessen the supply.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-12-31
legally upon Richard Fairleigh's for

legally upon Richard Fairleigh's for
I tune.
The lady had lifted one white hand
to her ewes as if to conceal tn sir pain
or surprise, and asked in q husky
! voice
/ Her name?"
Nora, he called her. Nora Fair
leigh"
/ Then that for which he had been half
I prepared at the beginning of their
conversation took place. Miss Isabel
+ Randolph sank back in her chair in a
\ dead faint
Queer" lie thought, puzzled for
! once i'll his life, "that she should faint
over his adopted daughter, and take
/ his death as calmly as she did. All,
I she's coming around"
! She recovered slowly at first, but
when his dark, evil face grew palmer,
I gloating over her misery, she struggled
| for composure AMI conquered.
The story you bring is so terrible,
it is enough to weaken stronger nerves
I than mine. Are you quite sure that
Richard is dead-haye you undoubted
proof OF that"
oh, yes, We have positive proof, and
! / have possession of his valuable pa
pers that prove me TO be his true heir.
/ Congratulate me, fair cousin, upon my
good fortune.
Il have no congratulations for YOU.
Is your call not at an end? Surely
you have told me enough bad news for
| one visit.
The man laughed, then exclaimed in
sudden passion:
Isabel, is there still no hope for
me, ] have loved you so long, and
now | am rich at last, may I not hope 2"
Stop, sir, you do not know how re-
pugnant your words are to me- For
the love of heaven, take yourself from
my presence. "
Il Will, and woe betide you, Isabel,
for yoIr ch ling reception of my favor.
| will have revenge for ever word so
colily uttered toward me this day and
for all your past reflections. And he
was gone.
When the door closed upon his re-
treating figure, Isabel sank upon her
knees before her chair, and slow tears
crept through her white fingers.
ooh, my God. how can / bear it y
IL.
my own dear Richard, are you dead :?
Do you know all now? Have you
learned that it was only my evil cousin
Dan, and unfortunate circ instances
| that made you doubt me, and-and the
little girl you called Nora ] must see
her; | must know Tiff my suspicious
are correct. Dan said he would be re-
vengel. All, he little dreamed that the
| tables might be turned if | chose to
show my hand.
When all preliminaries of his bgsi-
ness had been completed, Dan lie Fame
went for last call upon his cousin,
/ but was refused admittance.
You beautiful witch" he muttered,
/ looking back at her stately home, his
/ dark eyes full of passionate longing
| and revenge. Beware L would crush
! you as heartlessly as a worm under my
heel, and the time will come by and by
when you shall feel my power Only
/ to-day bought the mortgage on your
! fine home, and before another wear
yourself and your old father shall be
! homeless"
When he boarded the train at the
/ station he noticed carelessly an old lady
! enter. She wore plain old-fashioned
clothing and her hair was snowy white.
! 4 heavy veil quite concealed her
! features. Dan LeFane little dreamed
| that at last Nemesis was on his track